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The phrase "a little tutorial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief or simple instructional guide on a specific topic.
Example: "I created a little tutorial on how to use the new software features effectively."
Alternatives: "a short tutorial" or "a brief tutorial".
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And one's ambitions are perhaps never more fully stoked than they are after a little tutorial from Martha Stewart.
"Young kids can't get their brains around the gentleness you need to put an egg in a basket," said Craig Haney, the center's livestock manager, who gives a little tutorial at the start of each session.
The startup may need to give VIPs a little tutorial with best practices for engaging calls, as a few I listened to were kinda awkward.
Tap that and you'll get a little tutorial teaching you how you can share old media, shoot something new, or add text to a Quick Update. .
So, Keller tells us, he engaged in a "little tutorial" -- reading government reports and talking to economists who show "patience with economic illiterates" -- so he too could jump into the debate over how to fix our current mess.
So as we enter the heat of the campaign season, I'd like to offer a little tutorial about forgiveness and its relevance to public life and foreign affairs -- call it "Forgiveness 101" -- to the two men who'd like to be our next president.
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For fifth-generation wireless, removing such burdens matters a lot, because at least five different still-unrealized interlocking technologies (millimeter waves, small cell technologies, massive multiple-input multiple output, beamforming, and full-duplex) are needed to bring about a 5G world, as IEEE points out in a superb little tutorial.
The creator put together a nice little tutorial in case you're man enough to attempt building it yourself.
Here's a handy little tutorial on how to easily make felt balls.
On the network is, say, Clay Christensen's little tutorial on a particular subject.
The first thing I gleaned from this little tutorial will probably not surprise you: There really is a textbook way to fix our current mess.
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